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Annie Downey

    Annie Downey is an author whose writing delves into the themes of motherhood and rural life. Her essays and articles appear in prominent publications and on public radio, offering insightful perspectives on everyday experiences and societal issues. Downey's distinctive voice explores the complexities of family life, forging connections between personal narratives and broader cultural currents. Her work is valued for its authenticity and its capacity to provoke thoughtful consideration in readers.

    Annie Downey
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    Critical Information Literacy
    • 2016

      Critical Information Literacy

      Foundations, Inspiration, and Ideas

      • 206 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      Critical information literacy (CIL) is increasingly being examined by academic librarians, yet much of the dialogue has occurred outside traditional publications. This book captures the current landscape of CIL, presenting its core concepts and practical applications. It aims to empower librarians in designing and implementing effective CIL programs and serves as a resource for library science scholars and policymakers to understand the institutional support for CIL education. Through this exploration, it enhances the overall discourse surrounding CIL in academic settings.

      Critical Information Literacy